Buddy MacMaster in Judique

In this clip Buddy takes center stage for a set of tunes accompanied by his sister Betty Beaton on keyboard and Dave MacIssac on guitar.
Background...
It was August 28, 2005 when two fabulous Cape Breton fiddlers took to the stage in Judique for a CD release party. Natalie MacMaster, expecting her first child soon, and her uncle Buddy macMaster gave the crowd and evening to remember! I was fortunate enough to be there and take it all in and capture a few minutes of the event on video as well.

[@charlesbosselman6660]

One of the finest gentleman that I have ever known. And a great Canadian artist from beautiful Cape Breton Nova Scotia. Land of my heart 💓. I don't know when I'll see you again. I had a wonderful childhood growing up in Cape Breton Nova Scotia. With all my heart to Cape Breton

[@nathanson1947]

I remember seeing Buddy MacMaster playing a a dance in the church hall in Judique back in the summer of 1977. The music flowed like honey from his fiddle.

[@armandolarade7861]

One of the greats, unreal touch...life is good!!!

[@lisehaineault2615]

Armando Larade grand olé opry

[@rubiotwirls]

What a Clip! Heroic is the word for Buddy MacMaster. I read that when Buddy plays all the other great fiddlers sit up front, close their eyes and listen. Here's why.Buddy starts with Jerry Holland's "Old Faithful" one of the prettiest tunes you'll ever hear and casually tosses off traditional dance tunes that would make a curmudgeon have happy feet. The audio portion of this clip used to be available on Cape Breton Live Show one. This quintssential Buddy tune defines the word beauty in music.

[@Viczable]

Love this tune

[@shawnyboie]

it's cool how buddy always plays them in the same order, thats where i got the idea from i always do that too

[@mississippisteve626]

Truly great - nothing added or missing - just the pure essence of the music!!

[@robbanks5023]

The MASTER

[@sgtcrab2569]

Great player but not Arthur Muise.